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1 comment:
Has anyone got any feedback of how the Dundowran Public meeting went, how many attended and the issues raised and decided on? I attended a party in Dundowran last night, and most of the locals that were there actually strongly supported the idea of a Tavern and shops, but thought the 600 sq mtr building blocks were too small. I was quite surprised that almost all supported the developtment in general, because from what I read on all these blogs I was lead to believe something quite the opposite.
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